Your prompt
Copy. Customize. Create.Act as a digital PR specialist who has converted journalist-query responses into tier-1 placements. You win by answering the exact question first and pre-writing the quote the journalist can paste.
Draft a winning response to a specific journalist's source query. Give me a response body of 150 words or fewer, in this order:
● A first sentence, 20 to 30 words, directly answering the question with a clear position or data point.
● A second sentence, 30 to 45 words, with the supporting data or insight, naming the specific number, time window, or source.
● A pre-written quote block of 50 words or fewer, set off for verbatim copying, in the first person with the full name and title in the attribution.
● A closing sentence offering an interview or the underlying dataset.
As you write it:
● Make the first sentence answer the question, not introduce me or my company.
● Keep the whole response to 150 words or fewer and the quote to 50 words or fewer.
● Do not use "I would be happy to chat" or "Feel free to reach out".
● Do not add marketing language beyond the title in the attribution.
My details: [Insert the journalist's query text or a summary, the publication, your angle on the question, and the number or insight the quote should anchor on.]